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Assess new forms of Nationalism that formed out of self-determination and how the U.S shaped policy in response to the threat of Communism.
Use the Learning Resources listed under Week Two (omit the Brown Vs. Board document), Course Resources under eReserves, and the links provided:
- What is Self Determination?
- Self Determination
- Nationalism, Ethnicity and Democracy: Contemporary Manifestations
1st Post: How do you think post self-determination political ideologies influenced new forms of nationalism and what role did self-determination play in the spread of Communism?
2nd Post: Choose a region and answer the following question:
How did U.S foreign policy respond to the growing threat of communism in ….......?
- Middle East: http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/?pid=11007
- China: http://www.e-ir.info/2008/07/16/the-cold-war-and-china/
- Asian-Pacific: https://apjjf.org/-Kimie-Hara/2211/article.html
- Eastern Europe: https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/europe/1965-01-01/communist-rule-eastern-europe
- Place this discussion under your first post.
How did the concept of self-determination play a role in shaping foreign policy?
- You can select a particular region or provide an overall assessment.
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Running head: SHAPING FOREIGN RELATIONS
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SHAPING FOREIGN RELATIONS
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How post self-determination political ideologies influenced new forms of nationalism.
Self-determination is a process by which a country chooses its own government hence
determining its statehood and is mostly achieved after independence while nationalism is the
promotion of political independency with the aim of acquiring and maintaining sovereignty over
the country
America, as we know it, consisted of 13 colonies controlled by Britain in the 17th and early
18th century. The American people felt oppressed as they were highly taxed, yet not represented
in parliament. An American Revolutionary War ultimately led to America gaining independence
from Britain. America was therefore entit...
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